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National Republican., 1887-03-12
THE COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-The follow
lug business was transacted In the Supreme
Sa Of Sg Snea s asep sses Sy Soys; FL Hard
ing petitioner. Motion for leave To- file petit
tloD for habeas corpus submitted by Mr.. ]. X.
No. 67i. The United States, appellant, against
The Maxwell Land Grant Company Ct al. Ar:
gument continued by Mr. Frank Springer aud
Mr.. Charles L. Cast for the appellees and con-
'SSed 5 s A A Ssnfy NJ SaSPps Bank
New York, appellant, against The Mayor, &C.,
of the City, Of New York ct al. Argument
COMMENCED by Nj. e; w; Wells for appellant,
Adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock.
Court In General Term-Justices Macarthur.
Haener, and James-Crais VS.. Warner; ar
Circuit .Court-Justice .-Schoonmaker
vs.. Evans Administrator; motion for new trial
fled; District of Columbia VS.. Washington
Equity Court-Justice Merrlck.
VS.. Marshall; Bertha C., F. Richardson up
pointed guardian ad litem: Galloway vs..
Smith VS.. Danenhower; hearing on motion for
injunction fixed Tor 10Th instant. Taylor Vs.
CGmpbell; reference to the auditor ordered.
Peter Mosely; petition +. S. Robinson for let
tiers filed. Estate Of Charles W. Birth; order
appointing Walter II. Smith guardian to minor
child; bond. siC0O. Estate Of George Ruhl:
petition of Katharine Ruhl for letters testa-
mentary. Estate of Daniel A. Spencer; letters
testamentary issued to Arabella Spencer: bond,
$1,000. Estate of Henry Coleman; letters of ad-
ministration issued TO Moses Coleman, IT,; bond;
sl.200. Estate OF William Denison; letters of
administration issued to James Denison; bond,
$4,000. Estate Of VIM. r. Gass; letters of ad-
ministration issued to Mary Jane Gass; bond,
$1,000. Estate of Benjamin II Waters; order
appointing Carrie i. Lester guardian OF orphan
children: bond, $500. Estate OF Edward Free
man; administrator ordered to make distribu-
ton. In re guardianship Of Thomas Looney;
citation issued against Bridget Looney. Estate
of Catherine Hamilton; petition OF Charles
Hamilton for letters of administration.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
SPECIAL A

To give you an idea of this
stock, its largeness, COM
pleteness, and general excel
lence, we can show at all
times in bleached cottons
"a brands Of a. Cottons.
10 brands 40 to SO inch Cottons.
8 brands Of Ga Cottons.
brands Of I'd Cottons.
s brands Of s.4 Cottons.
10 brands Of 94 Cottons.
II brands OF 10.4 Cottons.
8 brands Of ia Cottons.
brand OF 1874 Cotton.
In unbleached:
13 brands OF A Cottons.
brands 40 to 52-inch Cottons.
brands Of Ga Cottons.
brands Of IA Cottons.
brands Of S-4 Cottons.
brands OF 9-4 Cottons.
brands Of 1914 Cottous.
2 brands Of 11.4 Cottons.
Each and every brand has
merit of its own.
A fair quality OF 36.in. cotton for &c.
A free of-dressing 86-in. cotton for &c.
Other prices upward, ac-
cording to quality.
HhkxkAk
National Republican., 1887-03-12
Sheeting Muslins.

Sheets for double beds are generally made
from 9-4 and 1914 widths (s1 to 80 inches),
although the extra widths Of 11.4 and 1874
900 to 10S inches) are used on rare occa-
sions. The figures which indicate the widths
Of Sheetings, written 9.4 and 1914, are real
'nine- quarter' and "ten-quarter," and
denote the width in actual quarters Of
yard. In some instances the width Of GER
tain brands have been curtailed until 10 4
sheetipg will measure very listle more
than true nine. quarters. These "shorter
than marked widths" are generally used as
bait for trade. We pay little attention to
the marked widths, preferring to sell them
according to actual measurement.
94Sheetipgs (s1-in. J, 20c per yard.
Finer qualities, 221 and 25c per yard.
. 104 Sheetings (SS.in.) CSC per yard.
1O4 sheetlngs (9O.in) 25 and 27ic per yard.
Ga sheetings (52 to "a in.) for cot and
ordinary single beds, IA, Is, and 16c per
yard.
"a Sheetings go to 60 in.) proper width
for three quarter or wide single bed, 1s
and zoe per yard.
7-4Fine Unbleached Cotton Sheeting, only
14c per yard.
Pillow Case Cottons, II to 16c per yard.
These prices refer to widths wide enough
for ordinary Pillow Cases, yard to the case.
Extra sized Pillow Cases are made from
As, 80, 50, and 54-inch Muslins, one yard to
yard and quarter to the case. Prices 12l
to 22c per yard.
Bolster Cases are usually made from 40
to 42.inch Musllns, the quantity varying
from II to % yards. Prices 10 to lac per
yard.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
The Philosophy of Life.

The philosophy of Francis Bacon is the phil
osophy of life. "DeEp!se no new accident in
the body" said he, but ask opinion Of 1t; in
sickness principally respect health, and in
health action" There are many so-called
slight affections which men think It brave not
to notice. 1t is not bravery: II is folly. As
Bacon says, "Despise no new accident In the
body" BRASDRETH's PILLS will remove eff
fectuRlly and at once Il thousand and one OF
the little ills of life that often, II neglected,
take years to cure, Be sure to have with you
always box of BRANDRETH's Pills.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
w 7 z. r { y
D r. Y GOODS HI

old, $1,000; new, s10.OO@2O00. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 71aC09c.
Bacon-shOulders, SG9s1Rc; clear rib sides, 9lac;
hams. 1Sla914c. Lard--refned, S@Sl5c.
BUTTER firm; western packed, l6923c;
creamery, 26@32c.
EGGS easy and quiet. 1ila@15c.
EJROLEUM steady; refined, &c.
COFFEE steady and fairly active; Rio car
goes. ordinary TO fair, 14@Dl411o.
SUGAR steady; A soft, go; copper refined
quiet 014G0l0c.
WHISKY firm and steady. s1.2a@l2.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Mar. 11.-Vrginia 6s, consoli-
dnted. 5S1a; past due coupons, 6i1a; do. 1O-4Os,
with coupon, 40 bid to-day.
esraIn ana Provisions.
Following is the range OF prices In the Chicago
Market furnished by b. x. Plain d Co.. Bt. Cloud
Building, cornsr Of Ninth and btreots.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
Do You Remember
Holly Tree Muslins?

We introduced them in
this city. Entering as they
did an already overcrowded
competitive field they have
made a market solely on
their merits. We recognized
at sight that their softness,
fineness, evenness of thread,
and seeming durable quail
ties would recommend them
National Republican., 1887-03-12

COTTON easierand firm. middling, Bg99A ),
FLOUR firm, with good demand Howard
S3.25a8.75; do. family, HC0@id0; city mills
super, s2,5093.0O; do. extra, s3259375 do. Rio
brands, Si5069475; PatapsGo superatige
patent, S6 45: do family. S5.l5.
WHEAT-Southem firm and fairly active;
red, 931gic; amber, 9i@95o; western low0r aud
dull; No. Q winter red spot, Sgl Ic asked; March,
Sgll9Sg1sc May and June, 9lZ@0l5sc.
CORN.Southern higher for white and fairly
active; white ,40950c yellow, 1870 l7e; west
erD, lower and dull; mixed, spot, Ills0 i61c;
March, 451l@i6lsc; April, l69id1c; May, F56c
asked; steamer, 45@15Nc.
OATS steady and quiet; southern and Penn
sylvauia, 8l@933c; western white, 3I939c; do.
MIXED, S46D36c.
RYE steady; 5s@G0c,
HAY easy and dull prime to choice western,
vi W@i5OO
PROVISIONS quiet and steady; Mess pork,
National Republican., 1887-03-12

The following building permits were issued
yesterday; J. G. Burkman, to erect brick dwell
and Mclean avenue southwest, 81, 600; Frank
i. Hanvey, to erect brick warehouse on
Twelfth street, between Ohio avenue and @
streets northwest, $500: j. NJ. Toner, to build
two stories TO 6l5 Louisiana avenue northwest,
$3.50; Mrs. T.. Behreus, TO build twostory
brick addition to 1919 Sixth street northwest,
gIln
National Republican., 1887-03-12
The peiightfuI L,auid Laxative.

syrup a Figs Is a most agreeable and value-
able family remedy, as II Ia easily taken by
old and young, and is prompt and effective In
curing Habltual Constipation and the many
ton Of the Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels. It
acts gently, strengthens the organs on which
II acts and awakens them to healthy actly-
tty. For sale by all leading druggists.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
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In Curtain Goods.

15 pieces 31.ipch Colored Madras Cloth,
high colored effects, only &c per yard.
10 pieces Colored Polka.dot Madra'
Cloth, only 121c per yard.
% pieces Colored Madras Cloths, large
variety Of handsome colorings and effects,
only 15c per yard.
so pieces 42-ipoh fine Curt lin Swiss, 0
choice patterns, worth 25c, only l23c per
yard. An unequaled bargain.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
to the trade. The line Of
grades and widths is again
complete. We request your
examination.
Cambrics and Percales.

Extra fine and soft, lie per yard.
Heavier, fine and soft, 12c per yard.
Jaconet finished, 12Ac per yard.
Holly Tree Percale, 15c per yard.
Berkeley Percale, 15c per yard.
Holly Tree Twilled Long Cloth, a superior
fabric for Night Robes, Pajamas, Corset
Covers, Children's Waists, &c., only 15c
per yard.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list ofadvertised letters remain
ing in the Washington city postoince SATURDAY,
March H. 1887.
HSrTo obtain any OF these letters the applcan
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS.
aS-If not called for within four weeks they Will
be sent to the dead letter office.
FRANK D. CONGER. Postmaster.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
Seasonab1e Sale
CottonS, SheetngS, Ready
Made Sheets, Pillow
AND
Bolster Cases.

Over-production in many
lines Of cottons and sheet
ings has caused manufacture
ers to accept very low prices
for the product Of their looms,
and owing to the unusual
facilities we enjoy in securing
these goods direct from the
mills and the magnitude of
our purchases, we are ena-
bled to quote RocKBoTToM
rR1cEs, in many instances
lower than generally prevails
or the present state OF the
market would seem to war;
rant.
Wecarry an immense stock
of these goods and can show
at all times any brand the
least ways desirable.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
oas Inspeotor Ford DetaiIed,

Assistant Secretary Fairchlld has written to
the commissioners requesting that DR.. 8. c.
Ford an employe OF the District and gas ex-
pert, be detailed to take charge OF tests to be
mGde Ut the treasury of gas.saYing devices.
National Republican., 1887-03-12

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; Wm. II, Johnson and Eliza CLARK, Ro5t
Rodney and Sarah Jackson,
National Republican., 1887-03-12
stopnoa for Want of Funds.

The experimental silk machine which has
been in operation at the agricultural depart
ment will not he .un for sone time after April
/, owing 10 lack of funds.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
Marriage Licenses.

IITHoGRAPH check books made to order
Handsome designs. Keryand, 1912 Pennsylya
mia avenue,
National Republican., 1887-03-12

FX-MAYOR LATRoBE, of Baltimore, says the
hcEt cough medicine is Red Star Cough Cure.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
SALE OF Sc
Ready Made
BEDWEAR

The wonderful increase Of
trade in this branch of our
business is substantial evil
dence OF the fact that we are
offering the best qualities Of
muslins, made UP in the
most thorough and workman
like manner, at the lowest
prices possible to name.
Through extra efforts and
an increase Of force we have
made up an extra large sup
ply of ready-mlde Sheets,
Pillow and Bolster cases,
which we have marked at
exceedingly low prices, with
a special view Of insuring for
them a ready sale.
Special attention given to
the supplying of Hotels,
public and private Institu-
tions, Steamboats,, Summer
Cottages, Boarding Houses.
and housekeepers in general,
and we are ready at all times
to furnish estimates on the
largest of contracts.
Sheets.
Our Sheets are cut 81 yards long, so as to
measure sS inches when made up. Our
stock includes 10-4 Sheets made from nine
different brands.
94sheets, IS and csc each.
10-4 Sheets, 65, n, 70, so, atstoS5c each.
GA Cot Bed Sheets, 45c each.
] 7.4Slngle Bed Sheets, SOC each.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
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More Spring YelVetS.

Much Of the new Spring
Stock is ready. Stripes of
different widths, in a large
variety of rich color COM
binations and harmonizing
effects. We can show you a
piece to match any color in
Spring Woolen Dress Goods.
Also a choice line Of Plaid
effects.
$1.25, $1.5O, and $3.50
per yard.
National Republican., 1887-03-12
MEDICAL.

PROPoSALs.>
DRoPOsAL5 FOR IRoNWORK FOR ELE-
4 NATOkS,
OFFICE or BUILDING TOR STATE,
WAR, AND NAVY DEPAKTNESTs,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 10, 1887.
scaled proposals for furnishing, delivering,
and putting IN place complete, the electro-
plated and OAidizcd ornamental iron ears and
fronts and other iron work required for the
passenger elevators IN the west wing OF the
building for State, War, and Navy Depart
mGntS, in this city, win be received at this Of
fee until " NJ, ON WEDNESDAY, THE S0rH
DAY OF MARCH, 1887, aud opened immedi-
utely Thereafter in rrctence OF bidders.
Specifications, general Instructions 70 bid
ders, aud blank forms of proposal Will be flr-
nishsd 10 established manufacturers on appli-
rios. LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel, Corps of Engineers.
mario ,l2,i5,2&2g
National Republican., 1887-03-12
un,Id,,y parm,t.

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup never fails to cure a
congh or cold In a short time. Give 1t fair
irinl
National Republican., 1887-03-12
Washington STOCK Exchange.

Tho following list OF the most active stocks derlt
ip on the Washington Stock Exchange ID furnished
by Messrs. Bell Co., bankers, No. 1897 Pennsyl-
vania avauues
National Republican., 1887-03-12
AS @ N ABLE
Tidy Department
SPECIALTIES.

Stamped A,l-Linen Shoe Bags, only 05c
each.
stfmped All Linen Duster Bags, only II,
each.
Stamped All-Linen Umbrella G iscs, only
35c each.
Stamped All.Linen Laundry Bags, two
sizes, So ard CSC each.
800 hand-painted Pasteboard Splashers,
"noveltyn Landscape, and Water Scenes,
worth Coo, only 35c each.
300 Stamped Linen splashers, worth lie,
only 123c each.
Stamped Monte Cloth splashers, 500, SOC,
and $1.00 each.
Stamped Linen Bureau Covers, 1sx63.in.,
only 45c each; finer qualities 90, 10, and sjc
Stamped Pillow shams, extra size, only
29c per pair.
Rich Mikado scarfs, only SOC each.
Oriental scarfs, heavily run with tinsel,
worth 81, only 75c each.
Butterfly Tides, run with tinse', some
thing new and very handsome, only sl,0O
each.
Second floor; take elevator.)
National Republican., 1887-03-12

Ldte JuuiciouS purchases
enable us to offer unequaled
Bargains. We are below the
market prices on Curtains.
For a confirmation of this
read the following, then call
and inspect:
eco pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, worth $l.25.
ONLY s1.OO PER PAIR.
5o.inch Turcohan Curtains, yards long,
worth $3.50,
ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR.
5O-Incb silk Chenille Turcoman Curtains,
81 yards long, sold heretofore at SIS,
ONLY s12 PER PAIR.
Colored Madras Lace Curtains, elegant
patterns, sold heretofore at $3.50, now 81.
Sold heretofore at $40, now S..
Sold heretofore at 81, now &c.
Sold heretofore at s., now $3.50.
We do not believe such an opportunity
will occur again this season.
National Republican., 1887-03-12

zs'Eserythlug strictly first class aud on the
mott reasonable terms.
lCamp Chains to hire for all ocoaalons,l
TELEPHONE CAlIr-si0,
National Republican., 1887-03-12

"ibNNNAthN~N'S'
Club FnvOring Tariff Protection
23b 9th st $ r.
See Natl EnCampmCnt Geo wash Camp
GOG's Book Store
Disirict Of Columbia Alpha Alumni
Washington Art Club
EditOr Of Pilot
Prom Of Mount MansAolA Hotel
First Natl Bank
$50 lst 4 Del ave
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pRODKT.XN

expected that the decision of the Court Of Appeals in
Ssrod next week company yet whether
Segu1 ct Fs,bush.ave. and fuiton-st.
Frederick has purchased Of the buildings in
WashngtOnst occupied by the firm o which lie is the
heal The price was $4,000
The Electric subway Commissioners were before the Grand
July and were about e rs9ovs o.
Grand Jury TODAY.
John zsbrskie foreman coal and ward Smith
working under him. Wodnesd and was in critical con
sh and fracture the Skull is feafe Thomas
rested.
George Alexander who died at the age ortyone
home No SIG PrOsp ct place "Wednesday. member
Of the Board Of Education under Mayor Howell
W. Davis former real estate dealer of this CITY, who
fas, week died Yesterday al the County Hospital ho
eighty three years OF age.
A verdict 800 secured by Miss Eva Miller In
suit for Islander against Joseph Grass and his wife The dam
Patrick Murphy who discharged from the Bridge po.
Nee force for interfering with men on duty In soliciting them
strong effort made few months leading TO his being
Icemap yesterday on account Of good conduct
When Adam Helm of No 247 walAboutst returned from
p. III ne was .s,ess on eh ar Of
food for his wife and Ave children he his
. get food She died Tuesday after
Of two weeks
aCosce GTs0tss ye'tsrds Judge Cullen
pastor OF the woodhaven Lutheran Church aterward
ensed Of living under an assumed in Harrisburg Penn
1 s of the asd viii be held
Of 100 musicians Will furnish the music.
At the annual meeting Of the Marine and Field Club
Path Beach. at Dciters Hotel Brooklyn the following
dent, Hugh Boyd, vice president c. l. sanderson soc
rotary Charles j. stebbins, treasurer Alfred Fraser
George W. Street. III. f. Sanford, Russell Blocker Hor
Ssrt ". Cowing, DIR. W. g. Scarf. l. A. Warden, w. B.
Dickey II. St. G. Wait, j. Lott Nostrand d. r. Aidridgc
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
IER9EY CITY.

Ne Olson one Of the victims Of the accident 70 ne kea
Star steamer wesernland when her was
IN by huge died In the Cfty Hospital yesternay'
J. H. sher Of Fcrrestst IN smpoye In the money order
department Of the United sstes Express Company, r
train yesterday at tho Jackson ave VI ~"
News1k and New York Railroad and fatally injured
Dr. James Wilkinson was driving alons annsrenty
insane attempted drag him ont q his cnttcf
tor knock his easaant and then caused his
The man was Thomas Honet Of pamrspoave who was SUI
fcring from de,rfum tremenA
ex voupx men who coastink with boo-seh on ne
Acadeny-s{ hill Wednesday night nan into easnIS
sleigh BY four horses Lawrence Mc9nns on o.
probably internal injurea Charles mccarthy reeeiysa
serious He taken to MS nome AZ no
2s9 wayne-st. Jane Smith had wrist broken and TWO
other coasters bruised. One horse was hurt
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NETWORK. ......THURSDAY, JAN.


Steamer Wisconsin Br) Bentley. liverpool Janl oueens
town WIN %d, "a ,a9% and lao .es,aFs passengers
with %d.. and passengers kunhar Co Arrived Al
steamer Bes,. Ranae Ant.e5p Jan x,,s
Som. Hr Tf1 att At he Bar
p I.n Ts d.s to S4do Weasel oos Co.. Ar
steamer civ Of washington R..tie Havana day.. with
mso passengers Alexandra Sons Arrived at the
Steamer Pomona (Br Iegoe MontNgo Bay and 81 AIMS
Bay 6days with mdso to Vessels Co. Arrived ut the
Steamer Nacocchee Kempon Savannah days, with mdse
apa hsry & Mobile days with mdc
and passepger.to Dovrnr Archibald. ,,..
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion s. Co
Steamer Ii DimocE. Halett. Boston. with mdsc to II F
Ruby Post. Port Spain Is days with to 1ro~
sUNsEr-wind at Sandy Hook light. F; clondy. A, city
Island. light swi cloudy
Steamer otranto (Br) Rippeth. Hnll.sanderson Son
Steamer R0bina (Br) Smith. Cariin-smpson. spence a
Hayden Republic, Compton, Port au Prince &c
steamer CIV Of Alexandria Reynolds. Havana and MerI
steamer Trinidad (Br,. Fraser. Hamilton. Bermuda-A E
sseamer + acoOehee Ecmpton. savannah-Hcnry yonr..
steam-r cry Of Columbia woodruff Charleston and Fer
steamer Roanoke, Couch. Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Gaucu. Berry Boston-H 7 Dimock.
Barr Hebe lNOr. Anderson. brisbane. oueensland-Rw
BARK Kseria t9r,; Kerr Hayre-scammen nro.
Bark san Iuigi Ita rrapani. TisbonFunch. Edge Co
Bark r fettingll White Valparaiso Chilo-W X Grace
&Cn
Bark Belle Wooster. Higgins Cardenas-wayds Co
Brig Thomas Turul Ollstedt Guantanamo-L w & Arm
strong.
B Bs s Ss' fJ m:GIe 81 %S" Co
tIt.ED
Steamer Spain for Liverpool Denmark LONDON; Voor
warts bremen. Scotia Sarscics, hc honfevideo ana no
Valencia I-ssuayra, Anuls-. Port sn Prince city OF
AIersudt. Havana Trinidad. BernufG Morgan cry usL
% savannah. Savannah CITY Of I oiumbis
Charleston and Fernandinas Roanoke. Newport NeN-.
Ship Johann Fr.ier1ck. for Bremen
Bark Josephine FOR Havana.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Jan l3Arrivod, steamer Lake superior mr.,
stewart, from New. York Jan >.
sailed Britannia bri Perry for New York dr~rt
Jan l2-ssled. steamer IeyctA tBr CochraDc for New
York
QuEKSsTows Jan 12-Arrivei. steamer Arizona (Bri
Brooks NewiOrk her - Liverpool land prUcee
ed.
SOUTHAMPTON Jan l3-Arrvel steamer sAale Ger Rich
ter from SewfOrk Jan Oh het To Btcnen tAnd pro
oeededl.
GRgENocK Jan l2-saicd. steamer Langorso tBrl Soa.
for New.Iorg.
MIbDK.BoRo. Jan ~ Sailed steamer Ripon CITY tBr.
Jenkins. for New York.
PALERMO. Jan DSailci steamer Stufa tal, Cantro TOR
New.York.
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CBURCB EDUCATORS IN COUNCIL.

The General Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church at its recent meeting charged the Rev. Dr. Gray
the warden of Racine College, with the duty of arranging
for conference OF church educators at early date and
city recently bishop Doane OF Albany. presided and
among the others present the Bishop OF NewIamp
shire the presidents Of Trinity and Hobart COLLEGES the
Rev. Dr. Gray himself vioeChancelor Elmendorf of the
University OF the souh Professor Drslcr OF Columbia
College the presidents OF Des Veaux and ST. Jamcss
Colleges the Of shatuck school, the principals OF
ST. Marks School, St Johns School, OF Manlius N u,
and 81. Austn's, Staten Island the Rev Drs Dir,
Satteree and Rchey and the Rev. Mt Guilbert com
mittee appointed to draft q scheme for church
university, which is to embrace all existing Protestant
Episcopal colleges Another conference will be held at
Saratoga Springs in July.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE BASEBA LII MEN.

meeting Of the students the School Of Arts and
School Of of Columbia College held In Hamilton
Hall yesterday afternoon in the interests OF the College Base
ball Association. l. Cromwell 80 president Of tho sssoca
ton last year presided and addresses were delivered BY H.
for 1887 elected follows President c. erman.
81 president A. Curtis ST. secretary. l. De sibourg
So s. OF NJ. treasurer j. Mapes 20 temporary captain
strebeigh 81 COMMITTEES on constitutions J. H. huther
ford 81 s. OF NJ; a. Sloan IT, 67 and {. Herman. 81
The Conbtdd which IA published each year by the junior
class in the School OF Arts viii be out few days and 10
ted that The which published by the Junior
class the School OF Mnes will appear shortly aerwar
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BOTH WIVES LOVE HIN.

An examination in the Farrell bigamy held
Harlem Police Court before Justice Patterson yesterday
Susan Farrell charged her husband Thomas Farrell And
Mary f. Delaney with marrying. knowing that she nv
ing The Rev Dr Merritt Huburd OF the TRINITY Methodist
Episcopal Church married them testified tie
Farrell relieved wife No from all responsibility by stating
that he was the guilty and that he had represented 70
that his wife dead. She
rell below abe Rugged him him
goodbye While this being done wife No. the
and cried Farrell held ~ 900 for tidal
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Ex.MiyoR 1yyIs ~ TIE GENERAL SESSIONS

George Inns Mayor OF Poughkecpse who is charged
with deiraudng William S. Williams WHO Las been president
of the Gable Company taken before Judge Gideseeyo
yesterday IN the Court Of General Sessions lie indicted
by the Grand Jury on charge Of grand larceny Mr..
Williams that $1,000
Louisville and Nashville bonds which had lent
to him. The has been before police magistrate
several times Grand Jury. who examined the charge
dismissed the but further evidence
duced on which Judge Gdeseeve directed that the be
resubmitted 10 the Grand Jury. T.. Eery Anderson
peared for MT Inns who pleaded not guilty and